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August 30, 2024, 10:52 |
Boundary Condition for propeller in self-propelled mode
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Hi all!
I'm trying to model a propeller in self-propelled mode in OpenFOAM 11. My computational domain is shown in fig 1 and 2. (D is the propeller diameter). The boundary conditions (BCs) for farfield that I tested are listed below: p UAll of them return different thrust and momentum, and none of them coincide with the experimental results. Are these the correct BCs? My mesh consists of 7.9 million elements, with a maximum non-orthogonality of 65 and a maximum skewness of 2.5. For turbulence modeling, I am using k-omega SST with a maximum y+ of 0.785, along with low-Reynolds wall functions (kLowReWallFunction and nutLowReWallFunction). The solver used is SIMPLE (steady-state foamRun) with MRF approach. I will be glad if you correct or suggest the “correct” BCs. |
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